articles published on March 27, 2005 Archive

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Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story
Its like having world class chefs cooking you macaroni and cheese – out of the box.

in Video — by Nehring — on Mar 27, 2005
The Week That Was.....A Viewer's Diary: 3/20-3/26

in Video — by Chris Beaumont — on Mar 27, 2005
Kissyface Judges and Other American Idol Psychodramas

in Video — by Sticker — on Mar 27, 2005
DVD Review: The Passion of the Christ

in Video — by Chris Beaumont — on Mar 27, 2005
Sideways

in Video — by Barry — on Mar 27, 2005
My Own Private Idaho
Things I ignored (accidentally) in this review: America, the beatiful; dreamscape; subjective reality; any semblance of coherence...

in Video — by Michael Kanbergs — on Mar 27, 2005
Sci-Fi Channel Premiere: Alien Apocalypse Review
Or "Proof that Bruce Campbell is broke."

in Video — by Matt Paprocki — on Mar 27, 2005

Boot Liquor Radio
American roots music for saddle-weary drunkards

in Music — by Bruce Kratofil — on Mar 27, 2005
Underoath, Plan B...Eww, I think I may be having a change of heart
a malcontent is goaded into contemplating a higher power by a freaking awesome CD.

in Music — by Katharine Donelson — on Mar 27, 2005
World according to Bassman

in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Mar 27, 2005
Bittersweet Symphony: The Verve Story
The Verve was one of the shining beacons of British Rock in the 90's, at a time when many American rock fans had stopped tuning in to England. Innovative, experimental, spacy, shimmering, rocking, and even funky at times, they were a band prepetually on the verge of a breakthrough. They never quite fulfilled their promise commercially, and a number of bad breaks and internal strife ultimately scuttling their momentum and breaking them up.

in Music — by uao — on Mar 27, 2005
Review: Karl Brodie - Nowhere Now Here
Somewhere in all the quiet dramatics is a milepost voice in the great singer-songwriter tradition.

in Music — by Temple Stark — on Mar 27, 2005

The immigrant experience
What is different about the immigrant experience, compared to the 19th century, is that no one heads for the countryside

in Culture — by Natalie Bennett — on Mar 27, 2005
Arnold Schwarzenegger : True American Hero
I can remember at a very young age, wanting to be Arnold. I would sit there in my grade 3 class, day dreaming that my puny muscles would baloon outward and I would immediately be cast in a wondeful action movie with no plot or credible script.

in Culture — by Crushkill — on Mar 27, 2005
Day By Day for March 27, 2005
Chris Muir's Day By Day cartoon, for March 27, 2005

Satire in Culture — by Chris Muir — on Mar 27, 2005
Jefferson's cheese
In 1801, a gigantic cheese made history.

in Culture — by Jane Peppler — on Mar 27, 2005
Two Trailer Park Moms
With Clint Eastwood's character standing in for real life mom, best movie parallels reality for best actress.

in Culture — by Uriel Wittenberg — on Mar 27, 2005
The Not-Quite-Sunday Funnies
The comics for March 27, 2005

Satire in Culture — by Annie — on Mar 27, 2005
Women and Learned Helplessness
Natalie Bennett ponders learned helplessness...

Opinion in Culture — by Natalie Bennett — on Mar 27, 2005
Happy Pagan Sex Day!
Sex in the furrows, jumping bonfires, a little blood sacrifice - what's not to love about Easter?

in Culture — by Dave Nalle — on Mar 27, 2005

Fielding: Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason—Pure Delight
No one can claim that Bridget Jones lacks focus. It's just that despite her focus, things seem to go awry on her.

Review in Books — by DrPat — on Mar 27, 2005
Stuff You Don't Learn in Engineering School - Brief Book Review

in Books — by Randy Reichardt — on Mar 27, 2005
An Icy Adventure
The great white bear lifted her head, narrowing her eyes against the driving Artic snow. She looked back along the...

in Books — by DL Ennis — on Mar 27, 2005